The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-19

for schools, which are much used In Now Eng
land, than she is to many people IN Washing.
ton. especially among those who freQuentits
gay social assemblnges. In spite Of her long
residence here during many successive ses-
sions In Congress. Miss. Dawes hos never
cared to mingle in society, and beyond receiv-
ing with her mother on Thursdays. returning
visits. and occasionally attending lunch par
ty. goes through none Of the routine Of social
duties and pleasures, In which such number
OF the ladies OF Washington take delight She at
tends the meetings OF the Washington Liter
airy Society, Of which she has long been mem.
Der. and often contributes papers which she
reads at such times, and she Is Of great as
sistanoe to her father in his work. she much
resembles her father in face and figure, Her
brown. and she wears It drawn plainly bnck
eyss and sa ars light n''
Senators daughters old enough to take part
n0s
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Evarts Of New York probably have more
hss n than a a ser gns
Iied, Miss Mary. who hss, always 6een 50 help
e % she es s' a dsnsS
Nh R.I 1sSa 's f. L
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little boy. the son OF friend. Soutnerner,
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ssa 8 :,esnsa = &sss RoS AZ &s1;
Cameron, the third daughter. goes much Into
sy PsSSe e a s pes an VIII TED
French admirably and plays upon the plano
~ Ths i ste n Senator tesens daughter. who is
quite handsSms sTsd MSI Il
aad sanusop
Earwell, also has . married daughter. Mrs pc
S Ms Wsn p sss sss
tom soesy ws b. has since her
%as e tic sens e9s n s
her Toh5 At ~
She il : brunette. young, and hand some.
The only surviving daughter Of Senator Beck
Of he Kentucky y tho vile q Paymasts5 GGodlos
SKentuekisn. ' Razor and &rs Gpcdios aiwass
I've with hor parents during ring the session q
daughter and her husband on the farm In Ma
ryIanSa tsw miles outside @. q WHs Ya
xoass sSn ana ss e Ma
Goodlos receives visitors ioE her mother on
health and Is not always able 70 see COMPANY.
The daughter is q good talker. and dssSryedly,
Ss phsss SHse most
sEH White and Mss doodman@
f
s:Sses %Ss sa.D s sss s ss sse
nent plaSes In Washington society IN tho past
ton years, derives her presmlnsnce, apart from
from her close rssILatlonshlp to- ssnstor@the
se Ss'ns the Navy 1 The daus Of
senator Payne OF Ohio Mrs. Whitney. who OK.
coils IN dspensins Hospitality. being very
pior since her infant daughter came on Jan. 23
saSs t isd aas Whoa
Ss 0Hs , .oSa S sna ss ssssg
Sssser than n' snesnSss makes hes
prettier than ever before Her hair has many
sunny, she has two boys, and girl older than
tsS 6se E WnS was s psr
the white threads in Mrs. Whitney's hair for
SE Is Alll y S1G " %oRs snator Sherman IA
wife are very deeply attached, She, has had
Ssr ID nlSps a &sa s shs%an few
ysars sinse; she iaished 6Sr stadies and made
a modssy manner and gentle dispositiop. "1
Two 81 the prottIest and most popular In So
the daughters Of Senators Dolph and Mitchell
Of Oregon. Few girls belonging 70 Senators
tertainmsnts In tho national capital as Miss
Mitchell and Miss Agnes Dolph. Tho former
grew up In Washington. and mt the conclusion
ing then under l6) went with hor mother TO
Europe, where she spent several years, and
French. say. those OF that nation. ms we'll as
a native. She has a perfect complexion, the
skip being unusually white and very clear.
sH1sil: but well D,QgSFti9nsd. ,! shs 70 .:
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